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Snickerdoodle Blondies

Since the kiddos were home from school today they always like me to bake them a treat. We are {obsessed} with snickerdoodles of any form and these snickerdoodle blondies sounded like heaven. Ok so I have a confession. I didn’t eat one. Can I just tell you how torturous and horrible my day was? First of all mixing the brown sugar and butter and all of the delicious ingredients together. Then smelling it cook in my oven for approximately 25 minutes with the smell of cinnamon filling my house. Then taking them out of the oven and smelling them again. Then cutting them square by square and giving them to my boys. At this point I was shriveled up into a ball in the kitchen while my son said, “MOM this is five stars!! They are so good I feel like I am going to pass out!! Oh my gosh mom! These are the best treats that you have made!!” Today was hard my friends. I contemplated canceling my cruise and giving up on my diet just so I could eat the whole pan. Why? Why? Today sucked. I just have to make it one more month and then as soon as I walk off of that cruise ship I am finding an oven and making a batch of these!

Rating: According to my 9 year old 5 stars Difficulty of Recipe: 2 starsReview: It was so easy to whip up a batch of these! And I could tell that they were perfectly moist and looked delish. Will give proper review after my cruise!Ingredients:2 2/3 cups flour2 tsp baking powder1 tsp salt2 cups packed brown sugar1 cup butter, room temperature2 eggs, at room temperature1 Tbsp vanillaCinnamon topping:2 Tbsp white sugar2 tsp ground cinnamon1. In a mixing bowl, combine flour, baking powder and salt set aside.2. Combine the butter, eggs, brown sugar, and vanilla. I used my mixer and it worked great!3. Add in the dry ingredients. (Flour, baking powder, and salt.)4. Spread in a greased 9×13 dish. The batter will be thick almost like a cookie mixture.5. Combine the cinnamon topping ingredients and sprinkle over the top.6. Bake at 350 degrees for 25-30 minutes or until top springs back when pressed.Recipe from Pearls, Handcuffs, and Happy Hour

I just had a baby and really should be dieting to get my body back…. but oh well! I’m making these tomorrow 🙂

And now for the creepy part of the comment 🙂 I was on Facebook and writing Happy Birthday to a dear neighbor of my parents, when I noticed a comment just below mine. That neighbor is totally your uncle 🙂 Small world! And I promise I’m not a creeper! I just recognized your name since I always read your blog 🙂

Oh my heck I just went and stalked you on my Uncles wall and I have been stalking your blog forever now! I have been following even before you were preggo. Dang maybe we are on FB friend request status now! I feel like I know you! Lol Congrats on that gorgeous baby girl!!

Thank you for sharing this recipe. I made these a few months ago and have been asked many times to make them again. Got a little crazy at Valentine’s Day and used red sugar… not a good idea. Wasn’t as pretty after it baked. My 7 year old thinks they are the best.

I just came across this recipe and decided to give it a try, it came out amazingly! I only had one egg in my fridge, so I subbed 1/4 cup of applesauce for the second egg. The applesauce I had happened to be cinnamon flavor, so I think it just made these snickerdoodles taste even better! I will probably be making them that way again the next time I decide to whip up a batch of these. I was in an extra sweet mood and decided to add some chocolate chips into the batter as well. It was heavenly

These are absolutely delicious! And even better, they are super easy to make and there are no weird ingredients. My 11-year old daughter made these for us last night and I wanted to eat the whole pan 🙂